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How to pass a code of a list box to a processing form
I have a asp form where one element is a list box which lists four years starting from 2004. This list is drawn from a database table which has YearID and Year as two fields as shown below: YearID YEAR 1 2004 2 2005 3 2006 4 2007 PART OF ASP CODE IS: <tr> <td width="74%" align ="center" height="18"><font face="Times New Roman" size="3" color = "red">YEAR</font></td> <td> <SELECT NAME="lstYear" SIZE="1"> <% Do while not RS_Year.EOF Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEAR")& "'>" Response.Write RS_Year("YEAR") & "</OPTION>" RS_Year.MoveNextLoop %> <td> <tr> Now I want to capture the value of the YearCode instead of the Year field and store the year code value in the processing form to process in a sql statement. i.e. I am planning to use the Request.Form("lstYear") to capture the value of the year code. However, Request.Form("listYear") is showing no value. I would appreciate any help or any article link for handling this problem. Thank in advance. Jack wrote:
Show quote > Hi, So why are you using RS_Year("YEAR") for the option value? Wouldn't it make> I have a asp form where one element is a list box which lists four > years starting from 2004. This list is drawn from a database table > which has YearID and Year as two fields as shown below: > YearID YEAR > 1 2004 > 2 2005 > 3 2006 > 4 2007 > PART OF ASP CODE IS: > > <tr> > <td width="74%" align ="center" height="18"><font face="Times New > Roman" size="3" color = "red">YEAR</font></td> > <td> > <SELECT NAME="lstYear" SIZE="1"> > > <% Do while not RS_Year.EOF > Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEAR")& "'>" > Response.Write RS_Year("YEAR") & "</OPTION>" > RS_Year.MoveNext > Loop > %> > <td> > <tr> > > Now I want to capture the value of the YearCode instead of the more sense to change it to: Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEARID")& "'>" > Year field and store the year code value in the processing form to At what point in the process? After you submitted form containing the above> process in a sql statement. > > i.e. I am planning to use the Request.Form("lstYear") to capture the > value of the year code. However, Request.Form("listYear") is showing > no value. SELECT element? Create a small test form that reproduces the problem and post the entire code from that SMALL test form. -- Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a quicker response by posting to the newsgroup. Thanks Bob for your help. I am going to do that. However, the reason I am using
RS_Year("YEAR") for the option value is that I want to display all the YEAR values in the the list box on the form. However, instead of Year I need to capture the value of the corresponding code of the YEAR. This code goes to the sql statement in the processing asp page. Thanks. Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEARID")& "'>" Show quote "Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote: > Jack wrote: > > Hi, > > I have a asp form where one element is a list box which lists four > > years starting from 2004. This list is drawn from a database table > > which has YearID and Year as two fields as shown below: > > YearID YEAR > > 1 2004 > > 2 2005 > > 3 2006 > > 4 2007 > > PART OF ASP CODE IS: > > > > <tr> > > <td width="74%" align ="center" height="18"><font face="Times New > > Roman" size="3" color = "red">YEAR</font></td> > > <td> > > <SELECT NAME="lstYear" SIZE="1"> > > > > <% Do while not RS_Year.EOF > > Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEAR")& "'>" > > Response.Write RS_Year("YEAR") & "</OPTION>" > > RS_Year.MoveNext > > Loop > > %> > > <td> > > <tr> > > > > Now I want to capture the value of the YearCode instead of the > > So why are you using RS_Year("YEAR") for the option value? Wouldn't it make > more sense to change it to: > > Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEARID")& "'>" > > > > Year field and store the year code value in the processing form to > > process in a sql statement. > > > > i.e. I am planning to use the Request.Form("lstYear") to capture the > > value of the year code. However, Request.Form("listYear") is showing > > no value. > > At what point in the process? After you submitted form containing the above > SELECT element? > > Create a small test form that reproduces the problem and post the entire > code from that SMALL test form. > > -- > Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET > Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From > header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a > quicker response by posting to the newsgroup. > > > Well Bob, I just trimmed my code to get a test asp page. Here please note
that the tblYear has YearId and Year field. I need to display the Year Value, yet capture the YearId(ie. the selected one from the list box) in the processing form using request object. This YearId will go the sql statement in the processing form.This is the main issue to me ie. how to display one field in the list box yet capture the corresponding ID from the form in the processing asp page using request form object. Hope I could explain well. Here is the code for the test page. Thanks. Regards, <!-- #include file="connection.asp" --> <!-- #include file="adovbs.inc" --> <HTML> <HEAD> <META NAME="GENERATOR" Content="Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0"> </HEAD> <center> <h2> <b> <font size="5" color="navy"> TEST </font> </b> </h2> </center> <BODY> <% Set RS_Year = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") strSQL3 = "SELECT YearId, Year FROM tblYear" RS_Year.Open strSQL3, conn %> <form method=POST name="frm_mainentry" action="mainentry_process.asp" onSubmit> <div align="center"> <table border = "1" width="80%" height="1" cellspacing = "1"> <tr> <td width="50%" align ="center" height="18"><font face="Times New Roman" size="3" color = "red">COUNT TOTAL OFFENSES</font></td> <td width="50%" align="center" BGCOLOR="white" height="18"><font face="Times New Roman" size="1"> <input type="text" name="txt_CountTotalOffenses" size="57" style="font-family: Times New Roman; font-size: 12pt"></font></td> </tr> <%'Response.End%> <tr> <td width="74%" align ="center" height="18"><font face="Times New Roman" size="3" color = "red">YEAR</font></td> <td> <SELECT NAME="lstYear" SIZE="1"> <% Do while not RS_Year.EOF Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEAR")& "'>" Response.Write RS_Year("YEAR") & "</OPTION>" RS_Year.MoveNextLoop %> <td> <tr> <%'Response.End%> <tr> <td width="100%" align="right" colspan = "2" height="27"><p><input type="submit" value="Submit" name="B3"></td> </tr> </table> </div> </form> </BODY> </HTML> Show quote "Jack" wrote: > Thanks Bob for your help. I am going to do that. However, the reason I am using > RS_Year("YEAR") for the option value is that I want to display all the YEAR > values in the the list box on the form. However, instead of Year I need to > capture the value of the corresponding code of the YEAR. This code goes to > the sql statement in the processing asp page. Thanks. > > Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEARID")& "'>" > > > "Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote: > > > Jack wrote: > > > Hi, > > > I have a asp form where one element is a list box which lists four > > > years starting from 2004. This list is drawn from a database table > > > which has YearID and Year as two fields as shown below: > > > YearID YEAR > > > 1 2004 > > > 2 2005 > > > 3 2006 > > > 4 2007 > > > PART OF ASP CODE IS: > > > > > > <tr> > > > <td width="74%" align ="center" height="18"><font face="Times New > > > Roman" size="3" color = "red">YEAR</font></td> > > > <td> > > > <SELECT NAME="lstYear" SIZE="1"> > > > > > > <% Do while not RS_Year.EOF > > > Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEAR")& "'>" > > > Response.Write RS_Year("YEAR") & "</OPTION>" > > > RS_Year.MoveNext > > > Loop > > > %> > > > <td> > > > <tr> > > > > > > Now I want to capture the value of the YearCode instead of the > > > > So why are you using RS_Year("YEAR") for the option value? Wouldn't it make > > more sense to change it to: > > > > Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEARID")& "'>" > > > > > > > Year field and store the year code value in the processing form to > > > process in a sql statement. > > > > > > i.e. I am planning to use the Request.Form("lstYear") to capture the > > > value of the year code. However, Request.Form("listYear") is showing > > > no value. > > > > At what point in the process? After you submitted form containing the above > > SELECT element? > > > > Create a small test form that reproduces the problem and post the entire > > code from that SMALL test form. > > > > -- > > Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET > > Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From > > header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a > > quicker response by posting to the newsgroup. > > > > > > Jack wrote:
> Well Bob, I just trimmed my code to get a test asp page. Obviously, you and i have different ideas about what constitutes a "small":-) test page ;-) > Here please This is why I told you to set the value attribut to the YearID instead of> note that the tblYear has YearId and Year field. I need to display > the Year Value, yet capture the YearId(ie. the selected one from the > list box) in the processing form using request object. This YearId > will go the sql statement in the processing form.This is the main > issue to me ie. how to display one field in the list box yet capture > the corresponding ID from the form in the processing asp page using > request form object. Hope I could explain well. Here is the code for > the test page. Thanks. Regards, > the Year. here, try this to see: <!-- #include file="connection.asp" --> <!-- #include file="adovbs.inc" --> <% strSQL3 = "SELECT YearId, Year FROM tblYear" Set RS_Year =conn.execute(strsql3,,1) if not rs_year.eof then arData=rs_year.getrows rs_year.close:set rs_year=nothing conn.close: set conn=nothing sHTML="" if isarray(ardata) then for i = 0 to ubound(ardata,2) shtml = shtml & "<option value = """ & _ ardata(0,i) & """>" & ardata(1,i) & "</option>" nextend if if len(request.form("lstYear")) > 0 then response.write "The value of the option you selected is """ & _ request.form("lstYear") end if %> <html><body><form method=POST > <SELECT NAME= "lstYear" SIZE="1"> <%=shtml%> </SELECT> <input type="submit" value="Submit" > </form></body></html> -- Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a quicker response by posting to the newsgroup. Jack wrote:
> Thanks Bob for your help. I am going to do that. However, the reason The Value is not displayed, the text is. Try it.> I am using RS_Year("YEAR") for the option value is that I want to > display all the YEAR values in the the list box on the form. -- Microsoft MVP - ASP/ASP.NET Please reply to the newsgroup. This email account is my spam trap so I don't check it very often. If you must reply off-line, then remove the "NO SPAM" Bob, Actually I meant the text Year is displayed which is fine. The user need
to click on the Year (e.g. 2004) to choose from the list. However, as I pointed out earlier that though 2004 is click I need to capture the corresponding YearID which is 1 in the present case (i.e. the year 2004 is chosen). Hope I am more clear now. I have got the sample code here. Any thoughts. Show quote "Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote: > Jack wrote: > > Thanks Bob for your help. I am going to do that. However, the reason > > I am using RS_Year("YEAR") for the option value is that I want to > > display all the YEAR values in the the list box on the form. > > The Value is not displayed, the text is. Try it. > > -- > Microsoft MVP - ASP/ASP.NET > Please reply to the newsgroup. This email account is my spam trap so I > don't check it very often. If you must reply off-line, then remove the > "NO SPAM" > > > I'm curious.
Since each year only happens once, why do you have a yearID column? I'm not even really sure why you have a year table to begin with. Unless you know something...... Bob Lehmann Show quote "Jack" <J***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:D4C0BC42-583B-4F51-8A8A-160FA1E90E4C@microsoft.com... > Thanks Bob for your help. I am going to do that. However, the reason I am using > RS_Year("YEAR") for the option value is that I want to display all the YEAR > values in the the list box on the form. However, instead of Year I need to > capture the value of the corresponding code of the YEAR. This code goes to > the sql statement in the processing asp page. Thanks. > > Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEARID")& "'>" > > > "Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote: > > > Jack wrote: > > > Hi, > > > I have a asp form where one element is a list box which lists four > > > years starting from 2004. This list is drawn from a database table > > > which has YearID and Year as two fields as shown below: > > > YearID YEAR > > > 1 2004 > > > 2 2005 > > > 3 2006 > > > 4 2007 > > > PART OF ASP CODE IS: > > > > > > <tr> > > > <td width="74%" align ="center" height="18"><font face="Times New > > > Roman" size="3" color = "red">YEAR</font></td> > > > <td> > > > <SELECT NAME="lstYear" SIZE="1"> > > > > > > <% Do while not RS_Year.EOF > > > Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEAR")& "'>" > > > Response.Write RS_Year("YEAR") & "</OPTION>" > > > RS_Year.MoveNext > > > Loop > > > %> > > > <td> > > > <tr> > > > > > > Now I want to capture the value of the YearCode instead of the > > > > So why are you using RS_Year("YEAR") for the option value? Wouldn't it make > > more sense to change it to: > > > > Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEARID")& "'>" > > > > > > > Year field and store the year code value in the processing form to > > > process in a sql statement. > > > > > > i.e. I am planning to use the Request.Form("lstYear") to capture the > > > value of the year code. However, Request.Form("listYear") is showing > > > no value. > > > > At what point in the process? After you submitted form containing the above > > SELECT element? > > > > Create a small test form that reproduces the problem and post the entire > > code from that SMALL test form. > > > > -- > > Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET > > Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From > > header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a > > quicker response by posting to the newsgroup. > > > > > > OK,
this is just a test. In reality this is a much bigger data entry form where various parties will enter 2004 and 2005 data via the web application. The Year list box helps them to have their choice instead of typing the value in. In the final table where all the data is collected the YearID is collected rather than the YEAR text. Hope I am little more clear. Thanks Show quote "Bob Lehmann" wrote: > I'm curious. > > Since each year only happens once, why do you have a yearID column? I'm not > even really sure why you have a year table to begin with. > > Unless you know something...... > > Bob Lehmann > > "Jack" <J***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:D4C0BC42-583B-4F51-8A8A-160FA1E90E4C@microsoft.com... > > Thanks Bob for your help. I am going to do that. However, the reason I am > using > > RS_Year("YEAR") for the option value is that I want to display all the > YEAR > > values in the the list box on the form. However, instead of Year I need > to > > capture the value of the corresponding code of the YEAR. This code goes to > > the sql statement in the processing asp page. Thanks. > > > > Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEARID")& "'>" > > > > > > "Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote: > > > > > Jack wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I have a asp form where one element is a list box which lists four > > > > years starting from 2004. This list is drawn from a database table > > > > which has YearID and Year as two fields as shown below: > > > > YearID YEAR > > > > 1 2004 > > > > 2 2005 > > > > 3 2006 > > > > 4 2007 > > > > PART OF ASP CODE IS: > > > > > > > > <tr> > > > > <td width="74%" align ="center" height="18"><font face="Times New > > > > Roman" size="3" color = "red">YEAR</font></td> > > > > <td> > > > > <SELECT NAME="lstYear" SIZE="1"> > > > > > > > > <% Do while not RS_Year.EOF > > > > Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEAR")& "'>" > > > > Response.Write RS_Year("YEAR") & "</OPTION>" > > > > RS_Year.MoveNext > > > > Loop > > > > %> > > > > <td> > > > > <tr> > > > > > > > > Now I want to capture the value of the YearCode instead of the > > > > > > So why are you using RS_Year("YEAR") for the option value? Wouldn't it > make > > > more sense to change it to: > > > > > > Response.Write "<Option Value='" & RS_Year("YEARID")& "'>" > > > > > > > > > > Year field and store the year code value in the processing form to > > > > process in a sql statement. > > > > > > > > i.e. I am planning to use the Request.Form("lstYear") to capture the > > > > value of the year code. However, Request.Form("listYear") is showing > > > > no value. > > > > > > At what point in the process? After you submitted form containing the > above > > > SELECT element? > > > > > > Create a small test form that reproduces the problem and post the entire > > > code from that SMALL test form. > > > > > > -- > > > Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET > > > Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From > > > header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a > > > quicker response by posting to the newsgroup. > > > > > > > > > > > > Jack wrote:
> OK, As Bob has already pointed out a couple of times, with a Select list,> this is just a test. In reality this is a much bigger data entry form where > various parties will enter 2004 and 2005 data via the web application. The > Year list box helps them to have their choice instead of typing the value in. > In the final table where all the data is collected the YearID is collected > rather than the YEAR text. Hope I am little more clear. Thanks > the value is passed with the form or querystring collection. So this: <option value="somevalue">Some Text</option> will display "Some Text" on the screen, but if it is selected, will pass "somevalue" to the collection. The only time "Some Text" will be passed is if you either leave the option value blank, or explicitly define the value as "Some Text". The latter is in effect what you are doing with RS("Year"). Consequently, Bob's code will work in exactly the way you want it to. Try the test as he suggested. -- Mike Brind This is a message for Bob.
I am still not clear about the whole thing yert. Bob, I have posted the code using small test asp page as per your advise. Could you please let me know in the test code what exactly is wrong? Can you show me couple of lines of code in the test code to capture the chosen year (actually to capture yeardID) using request.form. Thanks. Show quote "Mike Brind" wrote: > > Jack wrote: > > OK, > > this is just a test. In reality this is a much bigger data entry form where > > various parties will enter 2004 and 2005 data via the web application. The > > Year list box helps them to have their choice instead of typing the value in. > > In the final table where all the data is collected the YearID is collected > > rather than the YEAR text. Hope I am little more clear. Thanks > > > > As Bob has already pointed out a couple of times, with a Select list, > the value is passed with the form or querystring collection. So this: > > <option value="somevalue">Some Text</option> > > will display "Some Text" on the screen, but if it is selected, will > pass "somevalue" to the collection. The only time "Some Text" will be > passed is if you either leave the option value blank, or explicitly > define the value as "Some Text". The latter is in effect what you are > doing with RS("Year"). > > Consequently, Bob's code will work in exactly the way you want it to. > Try the test as he suggested. > > -- > Mike Brind > > Jack, did you try the test page i posted?
Jack wrote: Show quote > This is a message for Bob. > I am still not clear about the whole thing yert. Bob, I have posted > the code using small test asp page as per your advise. Could you > please let me know in the test code what exactly is wrong? Can you > show me couple of lines of code in the test code to capture the > chosen year (actually to capture yeardID) using request.form. Thanks. > > "Mike Brind" wrote: > >> >> Jack wrote: >>> OK, >>> this is just a test. In reality this is a much bigger data entry >>> form where various parties will enter 2004 and 2005 data via the >>> web application. The Year list box helps them to have their choice >>> instead of typing the value in. In the final table where all the >>> data is collected the YearID is collected rather than the YEAR >>> text. Hope I am little more clear. Thanks >>> >> >> As Bob has already pointed out a couple of times, with a Select list, >> the value is passed with the form or querystring collection. So >> this: >> >> <option value="somevalue">Some Text</option> >> >> will display "Some Text" on the screen, but if it is selected, will >> pass "somevalue" to the collection. The only time "Some Text" will >> be passed is if you either leave the option value blank, or >> explicitly define the value as "Some Text". The latter is in effect >> what you are doing with RS("Year"). >> >> Consequently, Bob's code will work in exactly the way you want it to. >> Try the test as he suggested. >> >> -- >> Mike Brind -- Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a quicker response by posting to the newsgroup. Sorry Bob,
I overlooked the code you posted. I apologize for it. I am going to try it.Regards. Show quote "Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote: > Jack, did you try the test page i posted? > > Jack wrote: > > This is a message for Bob. > > I am still not clear about the whole thing yert. Bob, I have posted > > the code using small test asp page as per your advise. Could you > > please let me know in the test code what exactly is wrong? Can you > > show me couple of lines of code in the test code to capture the > > chosen year (actually to capture yeardID) using request.form. Thanks. > > > > "Mike Brind" wrote: > > > >> > >> Jack wrote: > >>> OK, > >>> this is just a test. In reality this is a much bigger data entry > >>> form where various parties will enter 2004 and 2005 data via the > >>> web application. The Year list box helps them to have their choice > >>> instead of typing the value in. In the final table where all the > >>> data is collected the YearID is collected rather than the YEAR > >>> text. Hope I am little more clear. Thanks > >>> > >> > >> As Bob has already pointed out a couple of times, with a Select list, > >> the value is passed with the form or querystring collection. So > >> this: > >> > >> <option value="somevalue">Some Text</option> > >> > >> will display "Some Text" on the screen, but if it is selected, will > >> pass "somevalue" to the collection. The only time "Some Text" will > >> be passed is if you either leave the option value blank, or > >> explicitly define the value as "Some Text". The latter is in effect > >> what you are doing with RS("Year"). > >> > >> Consequently, Bob's code will work in exactly the way you want it to. > >> Try the test as he suggested. > >> > >> -- > >> Mike Brind > > -- > Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET > Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From > header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a > quicker response by posting to the newsgroup. > > > Hi Bob,
I tried your code and it works now. Thanks a lot for the generous help. Best regards. Show quote "Jack" wrote: > Sorry Bob, > I overlooked the code you posted. I apologize for it. I am going to try > it.Regards. > > "Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote: > > > Jack, did you try the test page i posted? > > > > Jack wrote: > > > This is a message for Bob. > > > I am still not clear about the whole thing yert. Bob, I have posted > > > the code using small test asp page as per your advise. Could you > > > please let me know in the test code what exactly is wrong? Can you > > > show me couple of lines of code in the test code to capture the > > > chosen year (actually to capture yeardID) using request.form. Thanks. > > > > > > "Mike Brind" wrote: > > > > > >> > > >> Jack wrote: > > >>> OK, > > >>> this is just a test. In reality this is a much bigger data entry > > >>> form where various parties will enter 2004 and 2005 data via the > > >>> web application. The Year list box helps them to have their choice > > >>> instead of typing the value in. In the final table where all the > > >>> data is collected the YearID is collected rather than the YEAR > > >>> text. Hope I am little more clear. Thanks > > >>> > > >> > > >> As Bob has already pointed out a couple of times, with a Select list, > > >> the value is passed with the form or querystring collection. So > > >> this: > > >> > > >> <option value="somevalue">Some Text</option> > > >> > > >> will display "Some Text" on the screen, but if it is selected, will > > >> pass "somevalue" to the collection. The only time "Some Text" will > > >> be passed is if you either leave the option value blank, or > > >> explicitly define the value as "Some Text". The latter is in effect > > >> what you are doing with RS("Year"). > > >> > > >> Consequently, Bob's code will work in exactly the way you want it to. > > >> Try the test as he suggested. > > >> > > >> -- > > >> Mike Brind > > > > -- > > Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET > > Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From > > header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a > > quicker response by posting to the newsgroup. > > > > > > I guess the key question now is: do you understand why it works when your
original didn't? Jack wrote: Show quote > Hi Bob, > I tried your code and it works now. Thanks a lot for the generous > help. Best regards. > > "Jack" wrote: > >> Sorry Bob, >> I overlooked the code you posted. I apologize for it. I am going to >> try it.Regards. >> >> "Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote: >> >>> Jack, did you try the test page i posted? >>> >>> Jack wrote: >>>> This is a message for Bob. >>>> I am still not clear about the whole thing yert. Bob, I have posted >>>> the code using small test asp page as per your advise. Could you >>>> please let me know in the test code what exactly is wrong? Can you >>>> show me couple of lines of code in the test code to capture the >>>> chosen year (actually to capture yeardID) using request.form. >>>> Thanks. >>>> >>>> "Mike Brind" wrote: >>>> >>>>> >>>>> Jack wrote: >>>>>> OK, >>>>>> this is just a test. In reality this is a much bigger data entry >>>>>> form where various parties will enter 2004 and 2005 data via the >>>>>> web application. The Year list box helps them to have their >>>>>> choice instead of typing the value in. In the final table where >>>>>> all the data is collected the YearID is collected rather than >>>>>> the YEAR text. Hope I am little more clear. Thanks >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> As Bob has already pointed out a couple of times, with a Select >>>>> list, the value is passed with the form or querystring >>>>> collection. So this: >>>>> >>>>> <option value="somevalue">Some Text</option> >>>>> >>>>> will display "Some Text" on the screen, but if it is selected, >>>>> will pass "somevalue" to the collection. The only time "Some >>>>> Text" will be passed is if you either leave the option value >>>>> blank, or explicitly define the value as "Some Text". The latter >>>>> is in effect what you are doing with RS("Year"). >>>>> >>>>> Consequently, Bob's code will work in exactly the way you want it >>>>> to. Try the test as he suggested. >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> Mike Brind >>> >>> -- >>> Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET >>> Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From >>> header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will >>> get a quicker response by posting to the newsgroup. -- Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a quicker response by posting to the newsgroup. Bob, I am clear on the concept now. Thanks. Regards.
Show quote "Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote: > I guess the key question now is: do you understand why it works when your > original didn't? > > Jack wrote: > > Hi Bob, > > I tried your code and it works now. Thanks a lot for the generous > > help. Best regards. > > > > "Jack" wrote: > > > >> Sorry Bob, > >> I overlooked the code you posted. I apologize for it. I am going to > >> try it.Regards. > >> > >> "Bob Barrows [MVP]" wrote: > >> > >>> Jack, did you try the test page i posted? > >>> > >>> Jack wrote: > >>>> This is a message for Bob. > >>>> I am still not clear about the whole thing yert. Bob, I have posted > >>>> the code using small test asp page as per your advise. Could you > >>>> please let me know in the test code what exactly is wrong? Can you > >>>> show me couple of lines of code in the test code to capture the > >>>> chosen year (actually to capture yeardID) using request.form. > >>>> Thanks. > >>>> > >>>> "Mike Brind" wrote: > >>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> Jack wrote: > >>>>>> OK, > >>>>>> this is just a test. In reality this is a much bigger data entry > >>>>>> form where various parties will enter 2004 and 2005 data via the > >>>>>> web application. The Year list box helps them to have their > >>>>>> choice instead of typing the value in. In the final table where > >>>>>> all the data is collected the YearID is collected rather than > >>>>>> the YEAR text. Hope I am little more clear. Thanks > >>>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> As Bob has already pointed out a couple of times, with a Select > >>>>> list, the value is passed with the form or querystring > >>>>> collection. So this: > >>>>> > >>>>> <option value="somevalue">Some Text</option> > >>>>> > >>>>> will display "Some Text" on the screen, but if it is selected, > >>>>> will pass "somevalue" to the collection. The only time "Some > >>>>> Text" will be passed is if you either leave the option value > >>>>> blank, or explicitly define the value as "Some Text". The latter > >>>>> is in effect what you are doing with RS("Year"). > >>>>> > >>>>> Consequently, Bob's code will work in exactly the way you want it > >>>>> to. Try the test as he suggested. > >>>>> > >>>>> -- > >>>>> Mike Brind > >>> > >>> -- > >>> Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET > >>> Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From > >>> header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will > >>> get a quicker response by posting to the newsgroup. > > -- > Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET > Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From > header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a > quicker response by posting to the newsgroup. > > >  |
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